belltower
nounUK /ˈbelˌtaʊə/
US /ˈbelˌtaʊər/
A tall building or tower with a big bell inside.
We heard the bell ring from the old belltower in the town square.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A tower attached to a church that holds the church bells.
The church belltower was visible from every street in the village.
3. A free-standing structure built mainly to house one or more bells.
The ancient belltower stood alone in the middle of the field.
4. A tower containing a carillon used to play musical tunes.
Every hour, the belltower played a short melody across the campus.